Review: Wilton Boye Scarf Loom, 1 - Complete Guide and Features Explained Review

Loom works the way you want it, but without end pins, with awkward placement of support pins and notches under edge pins, it can be difficult to knit on. The rivets come off too easily when not in use, but I've never seen a rivet come off while knitting. The notches on the pins make it extremely difficult to press the pattern onto the pin and you have to use a tool normally only used to knit yarn over the pin to push the yarn down rather than using the hand to press down. creations when using…

I used a 22 inch Kifty Knitter, CinDWood Crafts looms and a Boye Square Loom. All three looms have both advantages and disadvantages when it comes to their use. On a Boye loom, it's easier to wrap the yarn around the pins, resulting in a looser stitch that's easier to knit. The disadvantage of the Boye loom is the pins. When I first started using the Boye loom the yarn was too tight and a few pins popped out of the frame. I was able to get the pins back into the frame but they tend to pop out…

I'm disappointed. I had never used a loom for knitting before so this turned out to be more difficult than I expected. The notches could have been better designed to allow the work to be pushed down after tying the thread. INSTEAD I had to pull EVERY stitch down which meant it took twice as long to knit the scarf. This step is completely skipped in the instructions. Also, the instruction photos show an end pin that is not present on this unit. You could probably just tie the end of the yarn…